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Would you use a single-board computer (like the Raspberry Pi or ROCKPro64) in your house for a critical service (e.g. primary NA | Log In/Create an Account | Top | 73 comments | Search Discussion
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  • (Score: 3, Disagree) by PartTimeZombie on Monday December 14 2020, @11:23PM (3 children)

    by PartTimeZombie (4827) on Monday December 14 2020, @11:23PM (#1087332)

    You may have not heard the term "single board computer" but it's pretty commonly used in geek circles.

    As mentioned, the Raspberry Pi is probably the best known, but there are lots to choose from, and they can do lots of different jobs around the place, if you know how to set them up.

    Messing about with that sort of gear is one of the few things the users on this site have incommon. Maybe it's not the place for you.

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  • (Score: 3, Funny) by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday December 16 2020, @10:05AM (2 children)

    by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday December 16 2020, @10:05AM (#1087973)

    Wait, I thought this place was to scream about US politics and pontificate about areas outside your expertise.

    • (Score: 5, Touché) by DECbot on Wednesday December 16 2020, @01:54PM

      by DECbot (832) on Wednesday December 16 2020, @01:54PM (#1088006) Journal

      Oh, that's just a hobby to pass the time while waiting for the next tech article.

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      cats~$ sudo chown -R us /home/base

    • (Score: 1) by drakaan on Thursday December 17 2020, @03:07PM

      by drakaan (13603) on Thursday December 17 2020, @03:07PM (#1088550) Journal

      I thought that was Facebook.